[The Prime Minister by Anthony Trollope]@TWC D-Link bookThe Prime Minister CHAPTER XXII 2/36
Arthur had wanted him to say that Lopez was an unpardonable intruder,--but he had taken the part of Lopez, and therefore, when the time came round, he had nothing to do with the shooting.
He had stayed in town till the middle of August, and had then started by himself across the continent with some keen intention of studying German politics; but he had found perhaps that German politics do not manifest themselves in the autumn, or that a foreign country cannot be well studied in solitude,--and he had returned. Late in the summer, just before his father and sister had left town, he had had some words with the old barrister.
There had been a few bills to be paid, and Everett's allowance had been insufficient.
It often was insufficient, and then ready money for his German tour was absolutely necessary.
Mr.Wharton might probably have said less about the money had not his son accompanied his petition by a further allusion to Parliament.
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